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and tricks my name is Nick and today I'm00:00:04
going to give you some tips on caring00:00:05
for philodendrons this series is00:00:07
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I of course think all plants are created00:00:24
equal but I early in my indoor gardening00:00:27
career definitely grew a soft spot for00:00:29
philodendron plants and all aroids aroid00:00:32
referring to any plant that falls into00:00:33
the erasia family like pothos syndapsis00:00:37
sangonium monsteras but philodendrons00:00:40
are arguably the most popular one to00:00:43
collect and in comparison to the other00:00:45
Genera of aroids these ones just always00:00:48
seem to have new varieties popping up on00:00:50
the market literally every week it feels00:00:52
like at this point and while I wish I00:00:54
only had nice things to say about these00:00:56
plants because their leaves are00:00:58
beautiful and they will make such an00:00:59
impact on your home aesthetic with all00:01:01
their different types of foliage it's00:01:04
not all sunshine and rainbows00:01:06
unfortunately so today I'm here to share00:01:08
some tips that I have to hopefully make00:01:10
caring for these sometimes finicky00:01:12
plants a lot easier I have been growing00:01:14
filled injuries in my home for six or00:01:16
seven years now starting off with the00:01:18
easier more common varieties like the00:01:20
Philadelphia the Hartley filled engine00:01:22
philodendron Imperial Red and then00:01:24
dipping my toes into the Waters of the00:01:26
more collector varieties like the00:01:28
Philadelphia or the philodendron00:01:30
gloriosum so we do have intermediate00:01:33
experience with these plants let's say00:01:34
but00:01:36
that doesn't mean I've always had00:01:37
success with them and I'm constantly00:01:39
learning from my mistakes so that's like00:01:41
what I want to share with you most today00:01:43
I think my biggest mistake that I made00:01:45
with philodendrons at first is not00:01:48
understanding their growth patterns00:01:50
there are a good handful of different00:01:52
growth patterns that different field00:01:54
engines follow the growth pattern we are00:01:56
likely most familiar with is climbing or00:01:58
trailing filled engines and those go00:02:00
hand in hand so the trailing00:02:03
philodendron that's probably coming to00:02:05
mind most often is the Philadelphia are00:02:07
hardly filled under there's plenty of00:02:08
different varieties of that specific00:02:10
filled engine but that one is often sold00:02:12
in hanging baskets and will have00:02:14
probably like two feet of foliage00:02:15
already on it you can hang it up it'll00:02:17
grow down to the floor producing foliage00:02:19
all the way down and that plant is00:02:21
perfectly fine to grow as a trailing00:02:23
plant that's why it's such a common00:02:24
filled engine because it's so easy to00:02:26
grow in that beautiful manner but there00:02:28
are a lot of climbing filled engines00:02:29
that might be sold in a hanging basket00:02:31
that might not appreciate that sort of00:02:34
setting after they grow to be like a00:02:35
full it long or two feet long they might00:02:37
start to put off foliage less often00:02:39
skipping nodes here and there and having00:02:41
some sparse fines the leaves might grow00:02:44
smaller and smaller and therefore the00:02:46
leaf shape can change so a lot of these00:02:48
climbing filled engines are often sold00:02:50
in a manner as trailing and it's not00:02:52
really a sustainable way to maintain the00:02:55
plants that they want to climb you want00:02:57
to give these climbing house plants a00:02:59
moss pole a trellis even just hold them00:03:02
up with a bamboo stake and that's going00:03:03
to make them feel like they're growing00:03:05
up a tree somewhat but giving them like00:03:07
a moss Pole or a wood trellis and really00:03:09
attaching them and allowing their roots00:03:10
to attach that surface is really where00:03:13
those specific plants are going to00:03:15
experience a major change in the way00:03:18
that they look these climbing00:03:19
philodendrons in nature are going to00:03:20
creep along the ground until they find a00:03:23
host plant usually a tree with a good00:03:24
amount of a trunk and good bark to grab00:03:27
onto and hold into place little nooks00:03:29
and crannies for those roots to slip00:03:31
into and as these plants start to grow00:03:33
up those trees that's when their leaves00:03:35
are going to grow larger the colors00:03:37
become more pronounced in many cases00:03:38
sometimes they'll lose their color it00:03:40
all depends but it's just a wonderful00:03:42
way that trailing house plants grow and00:03:44
that many people as new indoor gardeners00:03:46
kind of Miss they'll buy a large hanging00:03:49
basket of like a silver sword filled00:03:51
engine and then try to just let it grow00:03:52
but then it's just a bunch of00:03:54
bluish little sticks just sticking it00:03:56
everywhere because it's not growing the00:03:58
way it wants that fillet engine wants to00:03:59
climb up a trellis or a moss pool and00:04:01
that's when it's going to start00:04:02
producing more leaves so if you are00:04:04
growing a philodendron and you are00:04:06
experiencing exactly that I might have00:04:07
just solved your problem but there are00:04:09
of course more growth patterns that00:04:11
you're philodendron could be following00:04:13
there are self-heading philodendrons so00:04:15
the philodendron Rojo Congo and filled00:04:18
under an Imperial Red Philadelphia00:04:20
these are some types of self-heading00:04:22
fold engines that don't necessarily form00:04:24
a Vine or a stem they kind of stay00:04:27
really tight kind of like the way an00:04:29
aloe plant grows or like a bird's nest00:04:31
Fern or snake plant they kind of circle00:04:33
their way around with their new leaves00:04:35
is there technically a stem that they're00:04:37
growing from yes but those leaves are00:04:39
growing so tightly together that it's00:04:41
just not really apparent it's not as00:04:43
easy to chop these plants to propagate00:04:45
them because they are so tightly grown00:04:47
together although it is completely00:04:48
possible and as these certain plants00:04:50
grow they're going to form more of a00:04:52
bush shape it is such a wonderful type00:04:54
of dungeon to grow but it's not a00:04:56
climbing full dungeon so you don't00:04:57
really need to do anything which is00:04:58
fantastic because it's probably really00:05:00
the only type of philodendron that00:05:02
really takes care of itself actually00:05:04
that's not necessarily true because00:05:06
there is another type of philodendron00:05:07
called tree filled engines and these00:05:10
field engines are technically not filled00:05:12
engines anymore these have been00:05:14
reclassified to the genus thematophylum00:05:17
so if you've heard that or seen that00:05:19
long gibberish looking word and you00:05:21
thought hey I thought that was a00:05:22
philodendron you're absolutely not wrong00:05:24
and this plant right here is an example00:05:26
of a thematophylum so this is now known00:05:28
as the amount of phylum sprucionum but00:05:30
formally it was known as philodendron00:05:32
Goldie eye you're probably going to see00:05:34
these plants listed as filled engines00:05:35
for a long time and that's perfectly00:05:37
fine you can refer to it as a00:05:38
philodendron thematophile whatever00:05:39
floats your boat the tree fold engine00:05:41
that is probably the most common maybe00:05:42
you're familiar with it is the00:05:44
philodendron hope now referred to as the00:05:46
somatophylum bipinata feed them but00:05:48
philodendron Hope just rolls off the00:05:50
tongue a lot easier and these type of00:05:52
philodendrons do form an actual Woody00:05:55
trunks so every time a leaf falls off00:05:57
the plant similar to a dracena and the00:05:59
way that every time a leaf falls up the00:06:01
trunk forms a little bit more the same00:06:03
thing happens here you can kind of see00:06:04
in the base of mine mine does have that00:06:06
small little Woody chunk storming the00:06:08
form but you're probably going to see00:06:09
this more apparent once you've had your00:06:11
plant for a couple of years and of00:06:13
course there is another growth pattern00:06:14
there's also the creeping filled engine00:06:16
so philodendron glorios and philodendron00:06:19
meimei those are some of the more00:06:20
relevant creeping filled engines and00:06:23
these do not climb they do not form a00:06:24
trunk they're not form a bush they creep00:06:26
along the soil they're not looking to00:06:28
climb up a tree they just want to keep00:06:30
creeping along that soil or rooting into00:06:32
the ground and as they continue their00:06:33
way along the soil rooting their way00:06:35
into the ground that's how these00:06:36
particular plants are going to be00:06:37
encouraged to grow larger more mature00:06:40
foliage so how do you figure out which00:06:42
growth pattern your plant is growing00:06:44
well to be honest the easiest way is to00:06:47
just Google the name of your plant and00:06:48
figure out what type of philodendron it00:06:50
is now climbing and creeping filled00:06:53
engines are going to look very similar00:06:54
while at the same time self-heading and00:06:56
tree filled engines are also going to00:06:58
look very similar the main difference00:06:59
between the climbing and the creeping00:07:01
filled engines is that the climbers like00:07:03
to work their way out of the planter00:07:04
while the creepers are going to try00:07:05
their best to stay inside the planter00:07:07
where the soil is and the tree filled00:07:09
engines and the self-heading filled00:07:12
engines that the self-heading filled00:07:13
engines are not going to form that Woody00:07:15
trunk over time that those tree filled00:07:17
engines are of course going to very00:07:19
prominently form the reason it's so00:07:21
important to understand your plant's00:07:22
growth pattern is that if you want your00:07:24
plants leaves to look as pristine and00:07:26
perfect as possible you need to ensure00:07:28
that your plant is following the correct00:07:29
growth pattern and that you understand00:07:31
it tree philodendrons and self-heading00:07:33
filled engines as well as the few filled00:07:34
engines that will happily Trail for days00:07:36
practically take care of themselves00:07:38
they'll just need a little pruning here00:07:40
and there when it comes to removing00:07:41
those older leaves but the creeping00:07:43
filled engine and the climbing field00:07:44
entrance those are the ones you're gonna00:07:45
have to keep up with climbing and00:07:46
growing up to of course keep00:07:48
continuously allowing them to climb or00:07:50
pruning them back if they're getting too00:07:51
tall and the creeping filled engines are00:07:53
going to have to allow to to stay along00:07:55
the soil maybe increasing the pot stars00:07:57
using like a rectangular planter to00:07:59
really give them some space to continue00:08:00
to Trail if they don't have that soil00:08:03
that's when those leaves are going to00:08:04
become smaller and weaker looking so00:08:05
with that out of the way we also need to00:08:08
discuss the soil that you were using for00:08:10
your philodendron so that is probably00:08:12
next to understanding the growth pattern00:08:14
I would say it's just as important I was00:08:16
going to say that's more important but00:08:18
the soil is very important because if00:08:20
you don't have your plants in good soil00:08:21
they're going to die I would not00:08:24
recommend planting a fillet engine00:08:26
unless it's just like a standard Hartley00:08:28
for my consoled and easy as pie in00:08:31
regular potting mix right from the bag00:08:32
even if it's the best house plant mix on00:08:34
planet Earth just as I believe repotme's00:08:36
house pen and tropical mixes you're00:08:38
gonna have to amend it with some things00:08:40
that these roots want filled engine00:08:42
roots are thick and robust and they're00:08:44
looking for things to grab onto and they00:08:46
are not going to appreciate sitting in a00:08:48
soil that's going to stay a little too00:08:49
moist they want to Air and Space to00:08:51
breathe and all that good stuff so what00:08:53
you are going want to do is to amend00:08:56
your soil mixtures the three things I00:08:58
would recommend keeping on hand as well00:08:59
as your regular soil mixture is perlite00:09:02
charcoal and orchid bark I much prefer00:09:05
using a fine orchid bark in comparison00:09:07
to a chunkier larger bark I swear by the00:09:10
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ratio of all of these things that I love00:09:28
to follow when I am making my00:09:29
philodendron mix is two parts of my00:09:32
standard house plant soil mix one part00:09:34
perlite one part orchid bark and a good00:09:37
handful of charcoal up to one Parts00:09:39
perfectly fine but I usually go a little00:09:40
bit lighter on the charcoal that perlite00:09:42
and orchid bark is really going to add00:09:44
some good aeration into your soil really00:09:46
giving those roots something to grab00:09:47
onto while also allowing them to breathe00:09:49
and really work their way through the00:09:50
cracks and crevices inside their00:09:52
Planters the charcoal helps keep this00:09:54
soil light and Airy as well but also00:09:56
keeps the soil clean if I am working00:09:59
with a fillet engine that likes a little00:10:01
extra moisture in the soil or if I'm00:10:03
working with a planter that dries out00:10:05
extremely fast like this planter right00:10:07
here that's made of this unglazed not00:10:10
quite terracotta but something unglazed00:10:12
it just sucks the moisture out of the00:10:14
planter I will throw a nice handful of00:10:15
savagnum moss into the mixture and I00:10:17
just find that helps keep the moisture00:10:19
up but it's not going to keep the soil00:10:21
wet itself that sphagna Moss is just00:10:23
going to hold on to a little extra00:10:24
moisture itself and The Roots love that00:10:27
sphagnum Moss they love grabbing onto it00:10:28
so I find that really helps so a little00:10:31
tip from me to you my biggest complaint00:10:33
with growing philodendrons is that they00:10:36
are pest magnets I think the root of the00:10:39
pest problems that I experienced in my00:10:41
home00:10:42
come from my philodendron plants00:10:44
particularly on the new leaves this is00:10:47
something I experience every spring and00:10:49
summer time and my full dungeons starts00:10:51
spitting out new leaves I'm constantly00:10:53
checking those new leaves for thrips in00:10:56
particular but spider mites and mealybug00:10:58
as well they've also been culprits on my00:11:00
new leaves my assumption is that many00:11:02
filled engines have complex Leaf shapes00:11:05
and also many of their leaves are on the00:11:07
thinner side and while they are emerging00:11:09
as new leaves they're very tightly00:11:10
rolled up and that is a perfect space00:11:13
for those nasty pests to hide so I'm00:11:15
always keeping a very close eye on the00:11:17
new leaves on my plants this is the00:11:19
newest leaf on my philodendron Goldie00:11:21
eye right here and of course I have00:11:22
found some pests on it and I try00:11:24
everything I use systemics in the soil I00:11:27
use houseplant sprays insecticides I00:11:29
also have spinners and sprays I will00:11:31
wipe down the leaves with rubbing00:11:32
alcohol they never go away I use00:11:35
beneficial insects in my home they never00:11:37
go away so philodendrons00:11:39
our path magnet00:11:41
at least in my experience so please just00:11:44
beware I hope that you go unaware of00:11:48
these pests for as long as possible00:11:49
hopefully because they are not there and00:11:51
not because you're not noticing them but00:11:53
in my experience it is just inevitable00:11:55
so take as many preventative measures as00:11:58
you possibly can and always go the extra00:12:00
mile to make sure that your filled00:12:01
entrants are as clean as possible my00:12:04
last tip for today is probably the00:12:06
hottest take but00:12:07
it is one thousand percent something00:12:09
I've learned from experience and if I00:12:11
could go back in time I would tell00:12:12
myself00:12:14
I would really recommend sticking with00:12:17
the tried and true more common00:12:19
philodendrons I know we all get plant00:12:22
fever especially when you start tipping00:12:24
your toes in filled engines there are so00:12:27
many varieties out there once you see00:12:28
like aroid addicts and aeroid collectors00:12:31
on Instagram you're gonna start seeing00:12:32
so many what wacky and fun Leaf shaped00:12:35
varieties and it's so tempting to try00:12:37
them out some of them cost a lot of00:12:40
money and as I was just talking about00:12:42
many of them are pest magnets I'd say00:12:44
the harder to find varieties in00:12:46
particular are pest magnets and that's00:12:48
because these plants I mean no plants00:12:51
are meant to be grown inside all plants00:12:52
no matter if it's a house plant or not00:12:55
even if it's been cultivated as a house00:12:56
plant for so many years plants are meant00:12:59
to grow outside so when we grow plants00:13:01
inside they are stressed out so if you00:13:03
live in Florida and you have space in00:13:06
your backyard by all means go all out00:13:07
get all these fun-filled engines because00:13:09
they're going to grow so well for you00:13:11
they're not going to grow as well for me00:13:13
in my apartment here in Philadelphia and00:13:15
I've learned the hard way and many of00:13:17
these plants also have like attributes00:13:19
about them Beyond just being pest00:13:21
magnets and getting stressed all the00:13:22
time that I don't like that stress me00:13:25
out like a lot of these hard to find00:13:26
filled entrants they produce a lot of00:13:28
sugar sap and they get really sticky and00:13:31
the whole undersides of the leaves are00:13:32
just coated in this stickiness and00:13:35
doesn't matter if you use rubbing00:13:36
alcohol might put away it's just going00:13:37
to come back and it's going to get all00:13:39
over you all the time and it's not fun00:13:43
I still love these plants I just don't00:13:46
love many of their attributes and I kind00:13:49
of wish that I never brought some of00:13:51
these filled engines in my home because00:13:52
now I just have to deal with sticky00:13:54
messes all the time and I paid money for00:13:56
these and I'm not willing to get rid of00:13:58
them because they've grown so well for00:13:59
me and they have a place in my heart but00:14:01
I wish they didn't sounds so terrible to00:14:03
say but I really wish they didn't00:14:05
because the longer that I have been00:14:08
doing indoor gardening I'm realizing00:14:09
that I plan on living a long life00:14:13
kind of my goal and these plants kind of00:14:17
also have that same goal and I'm stuck00:14:20
with them unless I give them up which00:14:23
like I said they have a place in my00:14:24
heart so I'm like less likely to give00:14:26
them up the longer I have them and I00:14:28
don't want to be stuck with a bunch of00:14:30
gross slimy sticky pest ridden house00:14:32
plants I want to focus on more growing00:14:34
the plants that are going to make my00:14:37
home look as good as possible and look00:14:39
their best over time and look 10 years00:14:42
down the line like something that no one00:14:44
else has in their home and looks just00:14:45
like just so one of a kind I'm not going00:14:47
to experience that with filled engines00:14:49
and I'm constantly cutting back to the00:14:52
base because they're growing too big and00:14:54
the inner nodes are getting too long and00:14:56
it's not producing leaves because it's00:14:57
outgrown the Moss pole what not so many00:14:59
reasons to stick with the tried and true00:15:02
varieties that have been grown in the00:15:04
home for years and not like a matter of00:15:07
months and by all means learn this for00:15:09
yourself we all have to make our own00:15:12
mistakes and have our own experience00:15:13
chances and we see the philodendrons00:15:16
that catch our eye and we're like I have00:15:18
to have it just as we do with all plants00:15:21
I just mean that fold angels are00:15:22
particularly addicting I just don't want00:15:24
you to waste hundreds or thousands of00:15:26
dollars on plants that you're going to00:15:27
find out down the line are not really00:15:30
that maintainable in the home I would00:15:32
much rather you spend like 200 on a huge00:15:36
large established filled and Jim Rojo00:15:39
Congo or monstera deliciosa some filled00:15:42
engineer aeroid that's going to look00:15:43
gorgeous and be very maintainable and00:15:45
sustainable in your home instead of00:15:46
spending that 200 on a very small little00:15:49
four inch pot of a variegated hoozy00:15:51
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